How Stanley Kubrick Shoots A Film At 3 Budget Levels

With a career that spanned multiple decades, Stanley Kubrick is considered, with good reason, to be one of the most influential directors of all time. In this episode I’ll examine his approach to shooting 3 films at 3 different budget levels: Fear And Desire, A Clockwork Orange and The Shining.

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Ardie Son - 'Terra'
Ottom - 'Winged'
Sivan Talmor - 'A Journey's Epilogue'
Ian Post - 'Away'
Ottom - 'Komorebi'
Anbr - 'Skin'
Martin Puehringer - 'Putting The Pieces Together'
Kyle Preston - 'Eternal Recluse'
Ottom - 'Hold On'

0:00 Introduction
1:15 Fear And Desire
5:56 A Clockwork Orange
10:21 The Shining
14:04 Conclusion

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[InDepthCine]

Here are the budgets adjusted for inflation:
Fear And Desire $500, 000
A Clockwork Orange $13 Million
The Shining $63 Million

What's your favourite Stanley Kubrick film?

[videotrash]

I read somewhere that Kubrick cried at a screening of Fear and Desire, because the audience would laugh at moments that were meant to be dramatic. Later, I believe he tried to get ahold of as many copies as possible and thus take them out of circulation, because he was so unhappy with how it turned out.

[ionste]

I would love to see a episode about David Lynch

[ewan]

I would love to see the Coen brothers
Bloodsimple - 1.5 Million
The Big Lebowski - 15 Million
True Grit - 38 Million

or maybe James Cameron

The terminator - 6.4 Million
Aliens - 18.5 Million
Avatar - 237 Million

[willfredfrancois]

We need one of these on:

The Coen brothers
Denis Villeneuve
Wes Craven
J.J. Abrams
The Wachowski's
David Fincher
Paul Thomas Anderson

Love In Depth Cine!

[LeonardoKlotz]

Everytime I see Kubrick's works, I feel inspired

It's like stepping into his mind

[zacharyantle]

“Making it through” one of your videos, you make it sound like I struggle lol. These are a breeze hehe. And I’d love to see a video on Michael Apted, I this he’s be a real interesting subject since he’s done so many different kinds of movies, both narrative features and documentaries lol

[Aizberg]

My favourite director. Amazing, detailed, professional video as always.

[CornishCreamtea]

I would love to see one on John Carpenter, he really got the most of a budget, large or small.

[daniel_wilkinson]

Baby Stanley Kubrick is absolutely not how I would have pictured him without the beard. I thought he was born with it.

[robertobuatti]

You can definitely see the perfection in his camera moves and shots in The Shining, which really elevates the going mad cabin fever narrative with tension and suspense.

[captain_giacco]

What a truly wonderful episode. I enjoyed it very much and learned some new things about directing. Thank you!

[DethronerX]

Thanks once again for a wonderful Essay and experience, very well explained, with the best talking tempo and emotion with the perfect edit. As always

[-abhinavshahakar]

Beautiful epesoide and explanation... I would love to see more Kubrick content... ☺️👍🏻

[TooManyHobbiesJeremy]

I really enjoyed this video, and I didn't expect to get a history of the director. Nice work, now I'll watch the other director features videos you made. ♥️

[joshuabirchall]

Great vid. Would love to see you do Guy Ritchie or David Fincher

[AxlCamacho]

damn bro great time to be alive, this videos are pure f gold

[JH]

Don’t know if you’ve done it already but i would love to hear a Christopher Nolan one. He had an ultra low budget for following, medium memento and the prestige, then high for dark knight inception and interstellar.

[maxkern]

Very informative and well done! Thank you for the effort you put into these videos! :)

[irjanvikre]

I would love too see one of theese on Guy Rtichie, his movies realy fit well with the three budget format.